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ESTABLISHED 189|
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Chiago June .S - (Sp¢oiAl.) - Th
hum;-ing are the c.osing rates
Jung, Wheat, TEL: Corn. 43); Oats
mg, $14.63.
july, V\'heat, 705; Corn, iii; Oats,
Wk, sits-15.
iii
Sr. Lor'rs.N. F., June 7.-Bishop N. F
MUST RECOVER RAILWAYS.
.g¢wley, the Roman Catholic prelate in St
b-
Lwig publishes a long letter ln the Press
gms evening insisting upon the colony a
mluggly recovering the ownership of the
“puny system which is now in the hands
¢Mr. Reid, the contractor.
 
IN BED THREE YEARS.
»
Unable to Eat or Sleep-A Case which
Mystided Doctors and Specialists.
llontrr, Ont., June 10.-(Special).-A
gsswlthout parallel in the history of
udigine, is that of Mr. Thomas Hughes,
,fans place. _
Her trouble commenced with pains in
gg buck, headd left side, and occasionally
r ht si e.
h“¥:r :grae nights at a time I would
uve! close my eyes in sleep. I could not
,gg up nr wal . I could eat nothing but
gg or corn starch.
“ suiered altozether fear years, thnee
¢ which I spent in bed. _
“Four doctors treated me. I also ea-
; specialist from the _"United
 They all failed.
“I used in all, fourteen boxes of Dodd’s
gg, Pills, damnow as well as I
 The`gains and bloatingare al
1°‘?l°)°odd’s Kidney Pills saved my llfe',
. _-1-1§--l
Summer Coolers.-Lustre coats, canvas
gg, straw hats, muslin underwear, `
gamer millinery, crash skirts, outing
jirtwaists.-Jas. Paton & Co w2ll 1
Madam I-Read this, it won’t appear
fain this summer.-18 ladies' waterproofs A
g halfprlcez a few children’s coats at
mice; a few print skirts at half price,
fewchildren’s coats at 25 per cent
The best goods for the money on P. *
llsland.-Jas. Paton & Co. w°2i dll
~8mmer suits for gentlemen now
at-Prowse Bros. ' li
Iady !-Cut thisout and aio sg your
'may or call and get of the bar-
odering. yards striped
cotton and ground at 25c,
waists, pretty patterns.
u to $1.50 for
silkrhchecks and
50 ends of due
goods, suitable
dresses at 25 per
cashmeres. crepous.
°°‘i°nii'»°`nfii.`° imma
’ .
eambsfe Ulrmri*
hr $1.00. The -had
oi!erc_:lr_$2 'glue
cam ol. D8*
33 in. and good
about 100 yards,
-J s Paton & Co.
w 2i dll.
Sfrpieeee Silk and wool goods, 35
licenced Roman Satin Underskirts
from $1.00 _to 85.50 will be on sale
stJasPaton dz Co.’s toiday. __- 7 if
Kha'sRead this.-For men only that
_'Ur une  _Underw;_ar£b Wat part;
peeking w ooking a see s
hy also a lot of Silk and Wiz; Under-
vt. For Football 100 J erse s ped for
Thonewest spot eggs Handkerchief
silk for 15c. ' Cashmere Hose
45c for4 pairs for $1.00 onlgsisn
lot of Boys’ Caps 151: _and .
's Suits at $175. Men s Pants
h $1.75. Une lot of Men’s '.l`r_es
of Ladies' Crash Skirts at 6.>c.
Crash Skirts on this Island for
_ fm* $1.50 while they last only $1.00.
A-in with box pleas last yw’= style $1.75
&$1.00. 10 minutes will ag them to this
Rafe style. Jas. Paton & W2\ dll
~
__
P~§§
waists,
rm _ it
‘fsiiii
lunnv
We received a lot of
the chocolate Invictus
Shoe at $3.50. '
This is the second in‘-
stallrnent of this popu-
-lar shoe we have or-
dered `this spring to
supply the large de-
. mend.
____
Surprised
1_-
11
Trio-Boston and the
Cup Race.
BOIM BOUGHLY SURPRISED.
Cara Town, June 8.-(Speeia1,)_1'h¢
British surprised two Boer laagers at dif-
ferent points in Cape Colony, capturing Q
prisoners. _ 15,0iI) rounds of ammunition
and a quantity of supplies.
eonomns KILLED-Bonn PBIIONERS.
Nine soldiers were killed in a. railroad
wreck near Presca.
The Boer prisoners in British hands
now number 18,618.
cnnomcnns sranrtrse sronr. °
The Chronicle declares five ex-ofilcers
and a hundred men are in English prisons
forallowlng arms and ammunition toreach
the Boers.
The Chronicle says there have been such
odences since and Kitchener shot the of-
enders,repoi.;ing them dead of enteric
fever.
uns. n0'rna's JOURNEY.
Lozmorz, June 8,-(Special)-.Mrs Louis
Botha arrived at Southampton this morn-
ing and will proceed to Holland and Bel-
glum.
nosrox rssnss a srarnnxwr .
sues a statement  *bee G ‘_ 
arrange other races for her so the public
can see what a modern Boston boat can
do. ~
. I
TOIACCO AND GREATNESS.
We hardly think that the American
people as a unit will endorse the opinion of
Minister Wu, expressed at the dedicating
services at the Hail of Fame at New York
to the effect that it was the use of tobacco
by General Grant, to which we owe his
his services, and consequent saving of the
Union. The use of tobacco was no more
endorsed by General Grant than is its use
by any other individual.-Cape Ann
Breeze.
._.--¢-__-
ADMIRAL CERVERA OPINION.
Speaking before the Naval Congress at
Madrid on Saturday on the subject whe-
ther or not Spain should be a naval power
Admiral Cervera expressed fears of the
small States. I do not wish,” he said,
that the interests of the navy s hould pre.
dominate at the expense of the other in-
terest ofthe country, but observing as I
do what is going on at present,I am afraid
Spain may become like the Italy of the
middle age.
 
nervousness, sleeplessness, biliousness
mptly. 10 cents and 25 cents.
THE CHRONICLES Sl0RY
British Traitors-Mrs Botha’s
Bosrozr, June 8._-(Special):-Lawson 
_ Q. n gela _ _402;_.P. L G.,
tied that the Independence cannot take in WVU* 355 °
the cup the defence will do all he can to
BOWMANS‘ HEADACHE POWDERS
cure quickly all headaches arising from
and other causes. Bowman’s are Saio
` and reliable and thefkind that cures pro-
1*'
A I»\f8°i*°‘*Q°‘\ ‘°" P'i°°‘°" " I . Y I' Krmronr nwneaerovden an
Seats on sale at usual places opus cranykacj or-sg' '
ug 0 8_n» uohabitfrcmecatiaued 
Sole Ag°______    _    _   
af’ " -"’
.y "
.  _- V Q  L " ».._- .f "». ` ._
GREATHEAT
mg’ be expected soon. Infact, tis
Psrrrr nor New-better 5° Pf¢P”'°i
England is on the eve of anothe
Paul’s Cathedral. A year or so ago
was suddenly discovered that S!r Willis
'     the new decorations were so nearly fin
ished that little could be done, and th
dean and the chapter, wh o had much mo
connisseurs. It has latley been reported
for the whis rin eller ' which is in at
with his other decorations.
_critics have approached him cautiously in
the hope of turning him from his present
plan, but so far nothing of this kind has
succeeded, and it looks as if he would
_,accomplish all that he started out to do.
The result of this will be a regularly
systematlsed campaign dgnlnst him,
Which may be carried into the courts.
‘LoversofSt-. 'Paul’s are determined that
no moredamage shall be done to itsbeauty
* under the guise of restoration and im-
- provements. ~ ' _
NEW YORK MARKETS.
01051118 D1‘i°¢S June 8_
Amalgamated Copper 122g
American Sugar . 144g
American Tobacco 4%
Atchison Common 86;
Brooklyn Transit 80
Burlington 952
Louisville Nashville 109§
Manhattan - _ 1185
_New York Central ` 156
North Pacidc Common nil
Rock Island 159
St. Paul 163.}
United States Steel Com. 48;
to Ae to h 98
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TRADE AND SHIPPING
June 8th, ar.-Marcella, White, Craraud
Fred M. Batt, Snow
<1..
l Batt, Sn ow,
Tormsntine; Life Boatnanderson, Picton
Alma, Boudrot, Plctcu;P. L. G,,Bourke,'
do.
in-_mx-qu
For Pains and Lameness use _ KEN-
RISKS LINIMENT. .
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PROHIBITION lN MADRID
The City Council of Madrid, Spain, has
passed a law which punishes habitual
drunkenness by shaving their beards and
heads once every four weeks.
BEN'l`LEY’S is the best Liniment.
._...__-Q_-1
HIS FIPTEENTH BIRTHDAY 1
On May 17. Alfonso XII. of Spain cele-
brated his fifteenth birthday. His Ma-
jesty is the only sovereign in the World
who was aking on the day of his birth,
but another year will have to elapse be-
fore he is old enough to govern in his
own right.
  ~ ._ f _I
Get the rellaohle Kendrick’s.
il-+»1l_ _ ` _
THE WAY THINGS '
» ARE DRIFTINC.
___ _
_-1.-_
England.-Boston Herald. `
I _
O __
_ f 5
.. \ ‘ - _ ' _
_wp-;~
_pu
1'
outburst of indignation against the“im
proveme-nts" that are being made in St
lt.
terlor of the dome violated all the canon
‘of art, so say nothing of the traditions '
of Wren. When ‘the discovery was made
Reid’s new decorations about the in-
e
re
faith in the artist than had numer
our crites, took good care that he should
not beinterferred with. The result is the
until kindly smoke and smudge bedim
their glory the decorations must stand as
an eyesore to 'the majority of London’s
that Sir William has completed a I design
De R Z - J '-
solute consonance and harmony
Already humercus artists and
PORT UF CHARLOTTEIOWN. _-
I
The way fashions are drifting, if IIIHY
soon be necessary for one who Would bv
much °f an American °° °wn his mme in purposes should be made with a view to
Guardian Correspondents
Everywhere.
t
l _-__
THE Orchestra will meet to~night at 8
o`clock in Kensington Hall.
_ _ y
ley arrived in the city from Agusta, Me
Parnanmosrc rehearsal, chorus and or-
chestra. Every member required; 8
m. in Kindergarten Hall.
THE Ministerial Association will meet
on ot-day llrst at 10, a. m., in Y' M. C,
A. parlor. A full attendance is requested
T. F._ Fullerton, President,
Tas William Atkien arrived in .port
yesterday afternoon, hafing in tow the
barge loaded at Picton. with machinery
f th Hillbo Bid T "
_vgxlued at $3%,0Il0':_ r 86'. ha camo is
Mr.F. Herbert, Sgt. » Instructorof B. C.
R. arrived in the city from Quebec on
Saturday evening. He will instruct the
4th Beg. C. A. and enroll recruits for the
R. C. R. Quebec.
No. 1 Co. Artillery recruits and also any
older members wishing additional lus-
tructlon in carbine and foot drill, will'
meet in the Armory this evening at 7-
o'clock, for an hour‘s drill. . l
S. or Sco'rr.aNn.-All members of Camp
Ardgower are specially requested to at-
tend the half-yearly meeting to be held
to-night in ORer’s Hall. Business of
importance must. be transacted at 8
` o’clock. _
Tan following were the inward passen-'
gers by the Olivette on Saturday evening:
Miss Emma ` Flynn, W. T. McDonald,
Frank Shaw, M. E. Conally, H. S. Mill-
ward, Mrs Boss, Miss Campbell, Sarah
Enman, Miss C. Enman, W. E. Brown,
Master Ross Bridge.
Yasrnnnar evening Rev. G.P.Baymond_
preached a powerful temperance sermon..
the course
a few of
In of his remarks .he
present law
llqucr out of the windows and in;
doing so had removed the temptation in
that regard from the boys.
Tan 2nd prize meet of the C. Rifle Club
commencedon Saturdayafternoon.The day »
was excellent for shooting under .service
conditions. A gale from the right with
heavy showers and a lowering sky miti-
gated against high scoring. '
Gunner F. Furze
Staff Serzt E. Stewart
Major I Stewart -
Sspper H. J. Mackenzie
Gr. Fred McLeod _
Pte. J Davison
Major H. M. Davison
Sappr. McNutt
Gr. W. Harris
Lt. Melllsh
Sergt. Black '
Capt Watts 9
Gr. A.Brehant
Sergt. McKee
Bds. J. Harris , _
Pte. E. Bowness °
Sapper Ward
Maj or J ohnson
Lieut. Richards
Sergt. McLean
Sapper Vaiderstine
Bds. C. Davison 46
Some tickets not handed in.Major Davi-
son, Rmge oiilcer, present. Balance of
match to-day at 3 p. m. sharp.
THE choice ofa. stallion for breeding
85
83
80
$1
78
76
75
70
67
66
Sit'-€l3l€lSl&8i8
52
49
embodying the best strains in pedigree.As
GR IPPB IN -1-wo DA YS far as possible the horse should be the
I-€axatci:v‘;I;§omo»Quinine rem oves the cause. counterpart of what is desired In tha Pro'
duce. In constitution and general health'
the sire should be free from all kinds of
unsoundness. An animal possessing a
good constitution is the only animal to be
0 ` I Q
V desi:-ed.In this particular McGill( l446)sired
‘ Q by Trojan (54l7)_is a _throughbred Clydes
dale sta1lion,we1ghing something over 1800
lbs. of a beautiful bay color and is pro-
nounced by horsemen asf‘°Au ideal hor-se.’
McGill is kind and gentle with superior
 .  action and lots of ambition, an excellent
Au d ' i walker and has prove himself _ a sure
read fgr Snug' 3 _ _ ___ stock getter. _ Previous to entering upon gm-n¢
V y with a _ _ _ _ 'fthe season 1901 the owner, Mr.. .W. B. \'»lll‘°WH,
Fu” “H” °f “W 1”' OCK ll0itDAYAllD TBESDAY§_#»#-gg_°,;~,_=;-<1_;_f_f=_;\;=°;°==mg_;=;_~,
__ _ _ » » » - cop a
‘ ° ' _ M ~ ~ _ _ In huh,
vlctus now in stock  » _ JUNE _I7 AND mth __ iapners £992’ ____ of
Geo. A Slater’s name on ne' mek of Hmmm* im- ____ _. ::‘.§,_;.:t:_:__uw-i;her' 
_ _ ° _ - w was urned '.3 _ _
_ is stamped on thg Sole. opened up and the people hav, .- _“__-fi: 1=t.ve;_ ns; fgmptéxolzumlpty in th;mar_;t_wx;n.-gatgiefmw  is
I tl _ ' _ Qldd  Q,  ll » ng"  _ _  
And the price $3.50, 'md' no buy Nas. R.'Adams., _. ~  f __ s¢aor_1m1asthestat1eserJ9hn_ogcuws
' Woolen' you the Best Goods in .~g',md 3p¢:aeular.IProduotion, Grafton Street, Charlottetown. 
$4 00 and $5.00. ,_= _¢h,_|;” ggéygi,  Q,`,gygur.»bgy;  _Ne’w,__lIi`\"3ie, - market. _ - _ _ ._ ~  _'\
‘ ` l¢¢ri=\°néi”°¢ an me o-fe. so l N.=r_.Sv°°i°"*”»'”"¢“‘°‘“““‘° . ---»--I  
._ . _ 1 I\0l&0B0- _ I -
  »°' Wh°°l»b"u-'°'”'GrandStreet Paradeatnocu each _ '- ` 
 . ~-  "'" ‘ ‘ " 1  25, st, 50.' A ‘ '  tis..."   may 
CUUNTRY  
The French Consulship
   .roudutr      ani AND is f»If°f=’S Mt
ci HANDLED __ °   °
ince Bud it either impossible or luconve
Those individuals who with their neu
smooth and guiless diplomacy attempt to
give tone and standing to their favourites
need not “lay” the flattering unction to
'their souls that their intrigues are undis-
covered and unknown. _
' wmr: swarm.
1 - ~_
DIED
At Bree. Lot 9, May 22nd, 1901, Cather-
ters and two brothers to mourn their loss.
She will be greatly missed by all who
knew her. ` 1
(Other papers please Copy.)
 
Ablll before the Dominion House of
Commons provides that berry boxes 
contain whenlevel 4-5 ~or‘2'=5 'of `a quart;
or be stamped with the.-quantity. Frnitil
baskets must contain §t'1_l,6§ orf _Z 8-5
quarts or to be stamped _ _ it the quantity
contained. The leg-al size apple barrel is
261 inches between heads inside measure-' ~
mene with head diameter 18§ lnches.- Co- _
operatlue Farmer. ' _
--+-- ' 2%
- - SATISFIED WITH COUNTRY.
_ \ _ »
The immigration agency established by
the New Brunswick Government under
the management of Surveyor General ~
Dunn and in charge of Mr. A. S, Murray
has been successful in locating the immig-
rants who have arrived from Gfeat Bri-‘
tain this spring. Nearly all.of them have
written Mr. Murray expressing their sat-
isfaction with the country. _
---o--
BBKINDTOTHBHORSB.

During these hot days watch the _farm
careful
o
gentlemen nominated in a certain quarter
for the French Consulehip for this Prov-
~ ll
lent to accept the honor?
slr: nitfnoz me had that the tw
ai
ine, beloved daughter of Allan and Bar- . - A
baraMcAll».n, aged 22years. She leaves    
P» ‘Y a sorrowing mother and father, ~ two sis-
FRUIT BOXBSAND BARRBLS. `
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11 . '
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_ ,- _ _
1,, _ =
i Gulf St.  '  
more lssluu elses
On Saturday evening Mr Dorse Stan- -’ _...__ f '_
- x
A Coach Goes over 1  
_ _ ___ .  1
cipice lub.. C. '   
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ii »
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» ,_ A I .-5*. ’- ,_
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wmsnm  ron 'rats dear. 
_ llorrslu-._ I_u_ae____s. 
_ _    _,_ .~_, __- \,_'.;_  ' 
my mlm we    
_ , _ _ _ _ ,___
nmncmrr assanur  e ”°  ._
we r°~=s_°°¢.¢L¢_°  _ .  _1 
given Bhours tolehvalthe counts-y. ‘ A “
’€'~°di°*1."°°‘.!‘7“.‘
~ new °= 
and not 
uns 'rrar.rr"s norman'  ` num"
rlvedfrom Toronto at
the death of_their'mothar
_ .
team ly. Do not let them drink
cold when overheated. but.
is so
_vr www
ri-qm'tf1e‘n‘eta
how they relish it. D: notcompel them _
to stand and eat _dry hay or grain while I
their whole nature craves moisture. _ p
A gentleman well known as a man cf
sound business _judgement throughout
the Maritime Provinces told the Editor
Y
that he would be willing to invest money
in a woollen factory to employ 1000 hands
that would manufacture almost exclusive-
ly wools of Maritime production and it
would be made in both Canada and the
United States. I 0
xi. an-_o-
Bicyclists and all athletes depend on
BEN TLEY’S Linlment to keep their joint
limber and muscles in trim. 0
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This advertisement won’t appear againi
so read and prodt-One sample lot of
White Goods,consisting of Night Dresses!
at 25 per cepit off. One basket full of wool
Hose for ch' dren, six Islges 10c. Ladies’
Ribbed Hose, cashmere. Zoe value for loc.
One basket full of Black Bicycle Hose
without tops at 49c. One basket full of
Cashmere Hose, girl’s sizes. only 15c. One
basket full of Children's Undervests at a
very low price. One big lot of Men s Silk
Front Shirts at a. snap. One lot summer
Shirts, fancy fronts, 75c and 90c. -Jas.
Paton & Co. w2i dli
Northern Pacific at $1.010 was too high,
for the “Shorts.’f Our Clothing fits both
shortsand longs, n_p_gl_ _its rice leaves
good margin for thefbuyer. Dead Paton
Co’s Saturday sale list. 8tf.
One basket full of bone combs hair
clasps, side combs and.hairpins,.erc., etc.
extra value up to 45c. for 1§c. 150 leather
belts cost up to 1-llc all for lac. One lot of
pully belts ribbon and leather at 25c. sold
usually at 50c to _#LGA 100 print pinafores
all sizes and 6 d erent colomsslzea from 4
to l0years. Prlcea35c,45c, 55c. Alsoa lot
pgtwpigewiaues 501:, laid 65; _:nd _73c. One
o s. caps, wn a p ue caps
and mnslin hoods at half prilce.-Jas
Skirts, Corsets Covers and White Blouses`f'br1'd¢_ ` ' > 
__ M   

_  _';,_.,~-¢_.,__._. _
TWO IKPBIBORID M1Nll8»
wav Norm P. e. xstaun. A.*°“°"°°“°°“   
»°ua:.1°ua mem aesodnjle 
° Rescuerscan talk. with them but .fcoaii
not rescue so tc'  tlj
stones striking-‘in as fastae  ‘
of the Co-operative Farmer the other da “F """"'°"""°' 
When youhave'Headachefaom  
ever cause  BIIHBW"-i
POWDERS wiilbe found a safe, 
Biiionsness, Sleepieesncss 
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will be to  a short woman tor 
._ _ _-n-n-._n1_h _ U _ _ 
CORNSX CORNS! CORNSI _:.
w.
of cor-ns that other remedies have faiki
h ’ d iid let#
U0 t t mln -ye
ly r?omPei1_tna|r`x1'g Dg¢?|?Extl'_agtor has
a long time at the business, experiences
l
Paton 8‘cCo. _ wildli
We odor you the Best
at Falr Prices. Get
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..¢_-sake -am. at-,\‘;-apévqv  .- ..¢_=-'.» ~
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'. . ,hrs-.`_~'.a‘ e.
wirelessj

f°f» ww riH’1>¢ f=,¢i€9;df.¢  l
S1- -Term. Jus 
Sr .Srxrnlzn Junr,B.-'- l
thepaseengersiujured. '
and reliabe remedy. 
cause  
always safe, no 0plum..BrcmldoI. ’ 
hersuareotics. . . 
ras cxaer-eeuclirro  ’ 
So many girls are graduating and so 
boys that the only way -inthe futuro aff
mancan getilimwifeto look up 
r
Tender corns, bleeding corps. The kind-
in fact just know to do lt. At dramlag,
1 ~ I ‘===er-~